What’s one thing you changed on your Square website that improved sales or traffic?

[rtfulk]

I’m in the middle of giving my Square Online site a much-needed refresh—it’s feeling a little stale lately. Right now, I’m working on updating the carousel images on the homepage and freshening up the buttons and link styles so things feel more engaging and current.

So I wanted to ask:

* What’s one thing you changed on your Square website that actually improved your sales or traffic?

It could be anything—photos, layout, colors, navigation, SEO tweaks, product descriptions—whatever made a real difference!

I’d love to hear what worked for you

[Minion]

Back when I managed my own WordPress site, I used a lot of information from this place. Although, most of it won't pertain to Square Online, you could still hook into Cloudflare for free99 and get those load times down, in turn would increase the ranking (*should),

[rtfulk]

Thanks, I’ll check it out, this time of the year is slower for us on our website because we are not working fairs, so it’s sorta out of site out of mind. 

[DinaLRosenberg]

We make sure we're changing our carousels every few weeks to keep with the season- but honestly posting about products on social media and linking back to our site does the most for us to get traffic.

[rtfulk]

We use to have the carousel on our page but took it down.  That is one thing I want to bring back.  May and June is our downtime and I haven’t made hardly any posts on Social Media, that’s something I need to start doing again.  

[Twiggy]

Linking to Google maps really helps if you are bricks and mortar. Meta can be a bit of a nightmare with pixels and great when it goes right.